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Outdoor certification courses now enrolling

A Landmark Learning student practices CPR. File photo A Landmark Learning student practices CPR. File photo

Landmark Learning, a nationally accredited school in Cullowhee offering certification training for outdoor recreation workers, is enrolling for a variety of courses over the coming months. 

  • Wilderness Emergency Medical Technician. This month-long program combines wilderness medicine with urban medical care practices into an intensive course that includes clinical rotations helping to care for real patients. Western Carolina University will offer up to four hours of college credit. Courses will be offered in Cullowhee May 23-June 19, July 11-Aug. 7 and Oct. 3-30.

The Landmark Outdoor Educator Semester will be held May 14-June 30, a 51-day course that immerses students in connected coursework that results in seven nationally recognized certifications including three instructor-level certifications. WCU will grant up to 12 hours of college credit. 

For more information, including course costs and scholarship opportunities, visit www.landmarklearning.org

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